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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25
The GsosGE IDEA.
CTystaiyscd by a Grand Rapids Editor
Gems of thought Erom a Nembsr OF
the Beard of Education

The following paragraphs are clipped
from the editorial matter Of Tie Workman,
Of Saturday. The paper is edited by a
member Of the Grand Rapids Board OF
Education and TO the friends Of education
everywhere we recommend the profound
wiedom winch is hidden within the follow
ing sparkling excerpts
cities are the cancers o. civilization. and
the bigger the city the bigger the cancer.
and 10 boom a cilr IS 20 aggf8vate sore.
IN history SoaOia and 0omorrgh were
the bose cancers
OF what bcnent is il 70 boom Grand
Rapids
To booa a city is 10 make meat fos the
devil. II creates All sggreT Tstiou of evils II
tends 20 greater riches ana ailiuence on the
one hand aHd misery and sulieri1g on The
other. To boom city is 80 boom pesti-
lence, epidemics. vice and more eTavevards.
TO boom city is 10 boom fears. pain and
profanity. 10 boom city is 10 make us
CrHei. to bate our neighper. % hate our
selves, il breeds curses. gives 81. Peter the
blues. and consequent inbistion in sbeoi.
There is nothing Ike an empty psunch
10 bring z insn 10 time
Isn't 10 time tina; the voTkingnen %
ersnl Rapids woke up 70 true realization
~ ire sfusii0n3
Who are the first dozen men thst vill gsi
together sud organize = Land snd la sor
Clua ia this city aud push the principle 81 a
tsx on the unearned yalDe - the iend2
Curse the srsteIa and The civinzafion fhsf
comp.els mothers 10 put tbeir inBgoenf BABY
girls in orr factory heiI-boles in c0ntsn rs-
ton Vith masculine nasiinsss iha: schools
them ~ the brothei Fsn. and shame on tas
fat-uiffe5 and sles -iseiiir3 saints ard
preachers ol our churches taes eerVe Nam
non snd vorsbip God through TIE pocket
boots Of the Ehited sfp1iehe,s shat 81 he
temple of God that they cannot s1d viii
not SO the evIi q bs5F lshcr
The bosses o. these bs5iss sre the men
who pay the preacher his ssisrv
The capitalist has col TIE gTesefef ~ ffse
pauDch j1st The SANE ss be has the rest Of
-
Toar FstheT Mc5lynns are mighty
srzree
General Grant Vas killed l1y smoking non.
aaion ls1ei csesrs--csnrer q the r8osfh.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25
TIE CaRLE RAILROAD.
An Important Meeting Of Its oficers Held
yesterday-The Lines VIII BE Buttf


The officers and directors OF the Valley
City Street and Cable Railroad Company
met last evening and mapped out their
plans for the building of their several lines
for which the franchises have been gran ted
them. The company have until August 10
10 lie their bond in the sum OF $4,000 with
the Council, aud before the expiration OF the
time a satisfactory bond will be turned over
TO Clerk Beliynap to set al ease tie croakers.
The contract Tor the steel rails for the street
railroad lines has been already let to par
ties at JohnstOwn. Penn. and the first ship
ment-one mile-will be landed here within
three weeks, and the balance will follow
as fast as necessary. The contract
for the iron Tor the cable road
has been let 10 VIM. T. Powers & Son and
about thirty "yokes' per day are being
turned out by the firm.
Some people have an idea that because
we have not broken ground. we 10 not in
tend 10 build the line, said merpber of
the company last night. Now that is Just
where the public is mistaken. After our
yOkes are all completed, We can dig the
trenches. lay he cable and have the road IN
running order within thirty days. There
IS no use of tearing up the streets and leav-
ing them impassaDle for weeks, and we
deemed II best TO defer breaking ground
until the work could be pushed TO rapid
completion. 80 lar as the horse car lines
are concerned we cannot do much until the
iron arrives and IL would be the heighth of
f)ilv for us to tear up the streets and inter
fere with travel Gn'il-we have everything
ready. Our franchise comDels Us 10 have
the lines completed 81 2 certain time, and
the public can rest assured that cars will be
running before the time prescribed
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wR cxEo BY an OPEN SWITCH.
An Engineer Killed aud Passengers Seri-
ously Injured.

PITrsBURG, July 2i-The West Newton
accommodation which left the Baltimore 4
Ohio depot at $50 this afternoon ran
through an open switch at SCOTS Siding.
trestle work. about seyenty-fve feet
long, near this CITY. almost
com pletely wrtcking the train. Engineer
Moore in jumping landed too close TO the
engine and was fatally burnci bv escaping
steam. He also had an arm and Lex brck Ell
by flying timbers and received serious in
ternal injuries. Two sisters. Maggie and Katie
Gilhooley jumped from the rear platform of
the train 10 the street below. The former
had leg broken in two places and was
Dsdly bruised while the other received III
ternal injuries that make her recovery ex-
tremelv doubtful. -Four other passengers
and fireman we're slightly ininred.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

WAsHsGroN, d. C.. July 2I.-General
Wan. Mckee died at his summer residence
in Msplewood, Va. Sunday morning ol
Bdght's disease. He was y wears old
He was Representative from Indiana in rhe
thirty-sixth and.thirty- congre sses.
He was a vigorous supporter OF the Union
during the war and in 81 was on General
McCleilan's staff lie was afterward ap-
pointed Judge Advocate General, which
position he flied with marked ability until
dropped hy President Hayes TO make a
place for General Swain.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

DUBEIv. July 24.-The privy council Of
Irslaad. which was presided over By the
Marquis of Londonderry. lord Lieutenant.
decided atits meeting last night 70 proclaim.
under the Crimes Act ell counties IN Ire
land with the single exception Of Antrim
meeting Of resident magistrates and
county officers was held a. an earlier hour
IN the day and resolutions we're PASSED in
favar Of enforcing the act With impartial
frmness
Wm. o. Brisr viii be present At the csre-
mony Of fonBdiug hnts for the svicfed
tersnts Of Luzzsesrrsn. which wil take
place a. hat town toraorrow.
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SHE SHOT HIM.
A Widow Fires Upon a Man Who Attempts
to- Enter Her House

ToLEDp, o., July 24.-About 3 o'clock
this morning Mrs. Ellen Lamb, widow
living two miles from this city, shot and
killed Charles Bess:uger. who is q we'll
known farmer. ana lives near Mrs. lamb
residence. Bessinger attempted 10 force an
entrance into her house through a window,
when the woman opened fire upon him.
shooting him through The heart. Re walked
to the middle OF the street and dropped
dead
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.< = ef--a-
Fought seventeen Rounds.

ttfArNft " tt- ttA'1eN1 1.-tttks
MrsKEaoN. July 8.--A fair sized audience
gathered at thi Athletic Club rooms Sstur-
day night. at Lakeside. 10 witness the fght
betr Mcdonald and LBgand- The con-
test was square one but neither man
cOuld bit hard enough TO damage the other
materially In the second round McDon-
aid broke his hand by blow on England-4
heal and worried himself ont by rushing
The fight Hc Donald gsve up the battle Ia
the Seventeenth round.
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Mrs. uodsnpYl,. Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. z. J. @. Hodenpyl
was held yesterday afternoon from the late
family residence on Ransom-st.. Rev. Ssn-
ford HI. Cobb conducting the services
Members Of the Old Settlers Association
and hundreds of friends OF the deceased
were present aud followed the remains to
their last resting place ia Valley City oeme-
terry. Mrs. Hodenpyl came 10 this city
early in the fortiss and has always been
pr5s- inendy identified with church and
charitable works. To her efforts was
largely due the successful growth OF St
Marks Church Society, and no lady was
more generally beloved or esteemed Her
griefstricken husband and family have
the sympathy Of the hundreds who we're
won't 20 call her friend.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25
oeRIsN's OPINION.
Ne shtnhs s4iis la - l2aa Ein Uan =.
stgo9 the t-snaforeis

ioSesa. 9els zs.- Ia "a interview To-Day
NilhsEa . bflsn. A. H.. editor Of l.itez
ffessssd, expressed h.s belisf chat the krss
eiiect u the sossFn1oeni's lsne bil would
DC - bankF1ss aud destroy . majority of
Lae iaatioTcs. snd lis Eext eject would BE
- destroy the tsoNernInenf. who had plif-
chased oflcs 81 concessions wAioh we're de
sErGciiye u party independence The plan
Of tho csHlp@lgu has forced the ministry
after six mouths 81 hsttef opposition. 10
adopt some 81 tie principles c0ntended for
Ia the ball originally proposed by Pzrneii.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25
At Dover.

DovER. y. H., July 24.-From s p. m,
Thursday. until the same hour tonight nine
inches of rain have fallen. Cocheco River
roaring torrent. At Z o'clock tonight
t4e volume of water rushing over Cocheco
dam was ihiriy-seven inches and increasing
hourly. AL the lowlanis throughout the
re ion are covered with water. 4 great
pa OF the hay crop has been spoiled. and
several highway bridges are ia danger OF
being carried away.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

CHssIErox. 5. C. Jaly 24-The hos
snsli here still coatinGes- Thirteen desths
rom heat have occurred during The rast
week. niue o. which we're those of White
ard fsur Of eol0red persons Al we're
ssfnlts ~ith ore exception.
hrsIsrk. Ca July 24--0ne dsath from
ssnstroks is reported in this oty today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

Seasfof soseFh @ Fe-d. ons of fhs hssf
kaorn cosorsd gentlemen in ths stass. srs
poFalsr ciiizsn 81 the Nsnsy Cty. has
tsken - = neE trs3eh. snd VII hereafter
81 ss cer-esFso0 3en1 fov tbe Dstroit Ffala-
fss5e FForn fbf tone - lie isstey 81 ths
lsss au1sbe- of - psper Jos seems 3e~-
tne5 = aasks hss nszFk n tils journalists
s>a3
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

IoNnov. July 24.-Tbe Earl Of Aberdeen
addressing deputafion which met him At
Queenstown. spoke Of the pleasant recsp-
ton be had net vith in bis travels He
eniozixed the Irish Sc exhibiting qualities
Of energy. enfernrise ard good titizensbi .
wherever be bsd found them settled 10 siI
quarters Of the world
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25
FLOODS IN NEW ENGLAND.
Unprecedented Rainfail-Bridges Washed
Away aud Trsirs Delayed

LAKE PHEASANT, Mass, July 24.-The
most severe ram ever known in this vi
cinity prevailed last night All mountain
streams are swollen. and their roaring can
be heard Tor miles. No trains have passed
here today. There is a washout twenty
feet deep on the Fitehbnrg road near
Erying. The Connecticut River is very
high. Highways are badly damaged and
nany bridges were swept away.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

sNsss" Neeser. TIE vefersn oo;of bearer
zbo has besn veA-knovn bartender 10
tfis eitr fef ssreTnl vesTs. = rsev proprietor
~ fhe Grandrilie-1ve rnz6 house Ks-vn
ss Snuurs1e I srn u&ksD So osr.
csos bisss sraifh' ssys kssesF,
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

sxou HiLI, Nd, July 2t-Cspt Jossph
Johnson and his 70 vesr-old son we're
3r0wned a. Poeonseke City vssterdsv Car
tain Johnson. With the boy p his arms st-
ternp'ed - imp from the drsr bridge 70
bis schooner IN Pocor1oxs River he mis-
calculated TIE distance and plunged into
fhe river
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25
Hiyhvav, AMI tovl,uds r,oodsd

HooKsET, n. H., July l3.--As result OF
the rain storm last night highways and
lowlands are flooded today II was the
heaviest storm in several years fully tive
inches OF rain falling
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

CoxsrsS7Ixar1E July 2f.--Ii = believed
IN diplomatic circles here fhst the irdics-
tions p-oint 70 = rroosnle declaration ~ ia
depsndsnce on the psTt - 5i1iz zs-isrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

NEw Fo2x July 2z.-t3erira8e Besc~oft.
aesd Il. q 81. West Forty -sevsntb-st rss
rebekes 6T her mother Friday night fsr
ssaVinR oct late- Sac took rat poison last
D eht sna tied sfter maeh su9ssing.
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Rumored disasters.

BosroN. June 24.-It is reported that
eighteen lives have been lost by flood at
Great Darlington. Mass. Ii Is also reported
the dams at williamsburg have given away.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

Bosrov. Msss. jay Al Mekinaon
Pifrshures 6-sf bsssntr. die1 todsF q
tgEaoid fever a. tAe TsTsziy Houss, Chsy-
hesforn<
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-25

Ths rGfrs "a orr araaf c0l01ans arr c5>1psr
fhen those y eaV ofhsr paper teith eyssal CIR
ciiiaiios a. 4niefra.
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Losf arm os,--sh> TETEGRzKHKR
fIUs soas e1isnufns
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AID advertise x ao1.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-19

score of strong arms whirled back the
tender on the turn table, and pushed it
and an empty coal car up to the engine,
while a number of Confederate soldiers
who were waiting to take the next train
southwark to Big Shanty, piled in also.
Now they were off with a strong, we'll
armed party, and the chase was on more
equal terms. "The Yonah." in tho
words Of Fuller, sswas not a strong en-
CINE, but had large wheels, was as active
as a cat, and with d light load would run
very fast" She was now just in the ser
vice adapted to her, and her drivers called
out all her powers. As they flew over the
ground, it was q refreshing contrast to
the exertions on foot or hand car. The
thirteen miles were made in sixteen min
utes. If the extra trains at Kingston
only %entangled us as long as Fuller hoped,
the whole affair would soon be brought to
a final issue! He did not dread the fight
that was likely to follow, for our number
was only reported even yet by those who
had seen us working as eight, while he
had some twenty we'll armed men with
him at this stage Of the journey; and there
were the crews Of tho four or 1--we trains
at Kingston. Indeed, Fuller and Murphy
might be excused if they rather feared
that "the Yankees might he captured be-
fore they arrived.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-19
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAtiT HAVING iEI.S MADE I u TuE IA /
IL ment Of tho sum ii three hundred sud eighty dol.
lars. (3sU.UDj, whlcI, Is claimed n he due ut tho ttAis
of this n"t1rs upon n certain mortgage. duly executed
and del trrrei by II. q. Ne4seth md Mnry u. S.es4th
his wife, to Nichols ,Sliel ard 4 Co., bcartn2 date thn
18th day OF August, a. b.. 1874, mud duly recorded IL
the office Of the register Of deed, in and for the county
Of Ramsey and Territory of Dakota, on the 18th asy
"f August, \ u 1881, AT ] O'clock p III. in fppl: M. I u
mortgages. on pag" III, and no action or proceeding
at law or otherwise having been instituted to rc,ovrr
tho debt secured by said mortgage, or any pnrt thereof.
Now therefore, iotic" Is hereby given, that by virtue
Of II power Of sale contained In said mortgage, and uur-
-nnit 10 I'll" statute In such iasc made and provided,
the said mortxag" will be forcc!onct by y raie Of I'll.
premises described in and conveyed 10y said mortgage,
VIZ; All Of tn" northwest quarter Of -cct!"n nun.ler
seven O. III township number on" hundred and fiJ.
thic" tlti) north Gf range NUMBER sixty two ti2) wr-t,
containing one hundred and fifty six .--lnJ arres ~
r0rilhS I" government -nri"y, III Ramsey County aud
Territory Of Uakot., viii, the l"rc,litau!cnts and APP
tnitcnanrrs, viii be sold at public anr'Ion. To lhv
hiyhcat bidder for cash, to pay said debt AMI interest,
and I'll" taxes, If my. on sail premises. and fifty dol.
lar- attorneys fee, III .tipulat..lin aud by ,aid mort
gag" in c"s" of foreclosure, and lii. di-.air sem-n,- al.
lowed by law; which sale will lie mad" iy tho -hrrie
If said Ramsey county, at the front door Of thr cur,
house. in the rity Of Devil. Lake, in SAID county nni
territory. on the 10Th day of Dec eiiber, A u lssI, at l
o'clock y III Of that day, subject To redemption vt any
time within on" year from III: .i.,. If sale. n, ~.
yiiri by law.
Dated S","m!~r 10, A DIr,7.
NICHOLS, Slit.IAil 4 60
Mortgage.
III J.. Morgan. Attorney.
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walked into tho station, to the place
where he had seen the keH nut I'm and

walked INTO tho station, TO the place
where he had seen the keys put up, and
taking them down. went quietly and
swiftly Il and made the change himself.
The tenders wrath knew no bounds at
this; he stormed, declared he would have
Andrews arrested, would report him. and
many other things. Andrews then waved
his hand to the engineer, and es our loco
motive came promptly up he stepped on
board, and We glided out on the main
track aud were OFF!
1t had been a fearful ordeal, but it was
we'll met The three men, Brown, knight
and Wilson, who were outside, declared
that they did not see the slightest indica-
ton of fear, chagrin or inlpaticncc on the
part of Andrews, save what he exhibited
when telling how much Beauregard was
in need Of his ammunition, and what a
shame it was that the road should be
blocked by any ordinary travel when the
fate Of their brave soldiers was treln-
bling in the balance. Andrews had ex.
pl.ined that it was because he could not
get his orders filled without ruinous de-
lays by the ordinary channels that Beau
regard had sent him to bring this powder
through by force, il necessary, and
declared that il the officers at home did
not support the army i'll the field better,
martial law would soon be proclaimed!
Such grumbling and threats were APP
plauded by those who wished to be
thought especially loyal to the Confeder-
ate cause. For ut least half an hour no
distrust was shown.
The hour and five minutes we were ut
this station, added to IL two hours run,
made us now three hours and five minutes
from Big Shnnty. Fuller was three hours
and nine minutes OH the way. He came
i'll sight Of Kingston just four minutes
after We had glided around the sharp
northward curve beyond; SO near wcro
we to the final collision at this place!
AS soon as we were well out of sight of
the station we stopped, and Scott, with Il
man Mt each foot TO give him a start, was
in IL moment Mt the top Of the telegraph
pole, the box was knocked of and the
wire cut. We wanted no message OF
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-19

IAN VI QT0nnl
the road machine shops, Mr.. Anthony
Murphy, sat down to the breakfast table
not far apart. Before they had tasted a
mouthful, however, the sound of escaping
steam, the loud whir of the wheels on
the track and the outcry that rose in a
moment from guards and camp, brought
them and all the breakfasters to their
feet. By this time the locomotive had
started, and Fuller and Murphy, with
loud ordinations about the robbery of
the train, rushed peu nell with every
body else out on the platform, the
passengers who had been %uncoupled and
left on the road not being behind others
in their complaints and uproar. The
whole camp also was in a turmoil. A
single glance around showed Fuller that
there was no chance for help there; and
being a man OF quick thought his mind
fastened on an ~idea-utterly wrong as it
~proved-but which had the merit Of put
ting him vigorously to work The near
est guard declared that only four men
were engaged in the capture-he had only
seen those that mounted the engine-and
others corroborated him. Fuller remem-
bered the conscripts he had heen warned
to watch for, and at once the thought
flashed across his mind. ''Some of those
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CHAPTER vi.
FL {.SfFD

While the moments are dragging their
leaden weight along as the three trains
rest IN separate tracks at Kingston, it
may be well to narrate the experiences Of
those whose engine was unccremoniously
wrested from them at Big Shanty. We
had counted on q great commotion and
excitement following the seizure. and in
this we were fully w%arrantcd; but we
also believed that for some little time no
one would know what to do. In this we
were mistaken. The absence of o tele-
graph Office or engine, or even Of any
horses, did utterly confound the great
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-19

majority; but a
fortunate mis-
take on the part
Of one man
served the Con-
federate cause
better than the
deepest calcula-
ton could have
done; in fact,
gave rise to the
thrilling railroad
chase that fol-
lowed. Conduc-
tor Fuller, En-
gineer Cain and
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CHAPTER NIII.
AN APPALLING STRUGGLE.

Once more We were on board and away!
We would soon know whether we were 10
have a clear track at Adairsvillc or TO re-
peat the vcXatious and dangerous expert
ence of Kingston. Once more the engine
was given full fierce: we in the box cc-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-19
DARING AND SUFFERING.
History Of the Andrews Railroad
Raid Into Georgia in 1862.
The Most Heroic and Tragic Episode
Of the Civil War.

Embracing a Full and Accurate Account
OF The Secret Journey to the Heart of
the C~onfederacy, the Capture of .
Railway Train in a Confederate Camp.
the Terrible Chase That Followed, and
h Subsequent Fortunes Of the Leade,,
M His Party.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-19

Land ONCE ut Devils Lake, Dakota. Oct. ~, lst!-
Notice is hereby given that tho following. named settler
has filed notice OF his intention to make nna, p<ssf II
support Of his claim. under sec 1890 r y Z !, and TIA,
said proof will bs made before the Register and Re-.
c~tver at Devils Lake, DIT, on Dec. =, 1857, viz: y
SEf CKYbERMAN. II & No. i7H, for lots / g: ~
4, in section ). town lhi, range q.
lie numes tho following witnesses 10 provo Ls ssa
tinuous residence upon and cultivation u aid Land:
.Iol,sil Rombaugh and J, I'm SortAry. Of Grand Har
Dor, Dakota, John Crydsr1nan and rrAsk S:hrlsbsr Of
Devils Lake, Dakota.
nD-ti+ UnSRr W. Lopp Rs.lAsr
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Land oftce at Grand Forks. OAK. oct. Il, lss7.-
Notice Is h"rby given ,hntths following named sstslsr
IN support cf lis claim. ami that 4,.l psoof viii b.
male before tho Us. Land ONCE at Grand Forks, D.
T., ON Dee. :. 1887, VIZ. CHRISTOpHLk THOMPSON
range ~.
ii' naiaoA thu iullo~ins witnesses 70 Prov biz Nn.
tinnons Residence mion. and cultivation ". said land
forster Brudss,h. Elrino Sordskog. Lsihsr Elliott,
Mnrius u. borg. all of Devils Lake, Dak.
al.aGA BCTlfFASi, RAgts&sr.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-19

Land Ofico Mt Grand Forks, DAKOTA, OCT 81, lSS7-
Notice Is hereby given that III. following nAnsd ~
tier has filed notice Of his intention " make DIAL
Court nf Ramsey county, at nevils Lake. Oak. On Ne.
'emh,r -. lssT. viz MARTiN cookbook, II ESs
sl,", for the ~ .m' aah The w'l SCI. s-r II. ,uws
! y, range ".
lilo naiu'a the following witnesses to ltpvo his cvs
tinunua residence nIon, and cultivation Of sAid lAsd
t;corg" ! Nipple. Of Crazy. Dak. James W Kelley, .,
bartlett. Oak, ind Edwin u l:eck.r aui Timothy LAT
kin, of Jerusalem, lNk.
;N3i nc. TIFFANY, Regis;sr.